Martinez really rates him at 10
Figures.
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Martinez really rates him at 10
I agree entirely with that. I'm merely making the point that you need in football to be diplomatic. at all times.Ronaldo wanted to leave United for a "bigger club". De Gea will follow him in the next year or two.
Bale wanted to leave Spurs for the same reason.
Ditto the Rat at the pit.
Any number of Arsenal players from Van Persie to Fabregas to that wee French bugger whom went to Citeh and whose name escapes me right now wanted to move to a "bigger club".
James McCarthy wanted to move to a "bigger club".
Moral?
There is a food chain in football and only two clubs at the very pinnacle of it are immune to having their players agitate for a move to a "bigger club".
By suggesting it's a stepping stone club to something better...the very definition of being diminished.
I'm not getting OTT on this, I cant see the point, as what he's said all those other Everton players think too...and let's have it right - players at Liverpool are also looking to get a move to bigger clubs...it's not just us who suffer this.
But he should have exercised more diplomacy.
@HLNinEngeland: @BracewellsBoots But he definitely gave an interview to Sporting Telenet, tv-station. Don't know what he said over there.That Kristof feller would know. Its been completely made up by the looks of it, or completely misinterpreted.
So what?
I got the feeling that him going back to Chelsea gave him this sense of "some day I'll play in a stadium like this, with players like this, with fans like this"
Clearly doesn't get it here.
You think he regrets signing with Everton?I got the feeling that him going back to Chelsea gave him this sense of "some day I'll play in a stadium like this, with players like this, with fans like this"
Clearly doesn't get it here.
You can twist the statistics any way you want - Jelavic has never hit double figures in a single season in the premier league, whereas Rom scored 15 goals and then 17 goals in his first two consecutive seasons of first team premier league football, for two different clubs. Jelavic is 29 years old and has just had the best years of his career, Rom is 21 and his goal scoring record already puts Jevalic's to shame.
As for Danny Ings, Charlie Austin and Harry Kane, they may be on good form at the moment, but so were Andy Carroll, Grant Holt, etc, when they were scoring for fun. It doesn't always last. Some players will go on to be great, others will fade. Rom has a great record over the last 3 years. He's not the finished article, but you are making comparisons to "flavour of the month" players, whereas Rom has already proved he has consistency and won't fade.
What an awful season this has been. The bad form, tactics, players turning on the club and manager, fans booing subs and tactics, Barkley too scared to play, now Lukaku throwing his bit in.
After being delighted he signed at first, I'd be made up if he went for anywhere near 28m at the end of the season. He needs to play with a partner upfront, or play in a system where he has more support. He's awful on his own (I'm fed up of hoping he can at least trap the ball without losing it)
Basically he's wasted here because the manager won't play this way, to his strengths.
The only thing that will save a mass exodus in the summer is the Europa league trophey.
I can't see it happening, bad times ahead
Happy Friday everyone!
I dont know about that. It suggests to me he knows he's had to take a step back in his career to move forward again and he's responding to questioning from back home regarding his ambitions.I got the feeling that him going back to Chelsea gave him this sense of "some day I'll play in a stadium like this, with players like this, with fans like this"
Clearly doesn't get it here.